I don't know whether to laugh or cry. One day you ask your colleagues and employees to write positive feedback on Glassdoor because of previous bad reviews. This request led to more bad reviews, and the next day you write about great company culture on LinkedIn. If you really want to live and breathe the goal of establishing a great company culture, a great piece of advice would be to start being more transparent with us, the employees. You ask a lot of us in terms of giving feedback on culture, work environment, and leadership, but you never present any findings or insights. This makes me wonder, are you afraid to share the results? The overall level of dissatisfaction on both floors has never been higher during my time here. People are getting promised promotions, increased salaries, and that things are about to change. But are they really? There is a strategy to hire unproven people without previous experience in senior roles. This has led to slow development, confusion, and a lot of interim solutions. Mid management, leaders, and uncompetitive salaries are the main reasons people are leaving.